Pipes or sockets in Prolog?

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From: GLENN BLANK
Date: Tue, 18 Aug 1992 18:58

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I would like to set up interprocess communcication, under Unix,
between a C program and a Quintus Prolog program.  Currently, the
C program is writing Prolog-style lists to a file which the Prolog
program subsequently reads.  Communicating through a named pipe
or a socket would be more seamless and efficient, but I don't know
how to get a Quintus Prolog program to interact with pipes or sockets.
Any ideas out there?

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Subject: Pipes or sockets in Prolog?
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